Sconuts are to die for! So many options which includes some healthier options as well!read more

Their scones are absolutely incredible! I go to the farmers market just to get a scone. They offer…read morevenmo and cash which makes it easy and the workers are always friendly.

The best bakery around!! You'll never regret stopping here. The staff is so friendly and lovely…read more They make amazing baked goods and cakes. Everytime I'm in town I make sure this is my first stop!

A yummy, independent bakery just off of the square! Neat-O's has unique sweet treats all year long,…read moreeither behind the counter or prepackaged items like cookies/puppy chow to grab in the front. There is a ton of variety from in-house decorated cookies, pastries, bars and cake slices available. The prices are great for a local fresh bakery. A dozen chocolate chip cookies baked the same day for $10? Yes, please! Neat-O's does custom orders for cakes and other baked items. They catered my niece's party with lots of sweet, frosted, buttery donuts that tasted so fresh and upscale for a reasonable price. There is usually only one staff member working but they always are polite and efficient. They close relatively early (2pm) so I'd consider it weekend spot unless you're off for the day. It's a smaller shop and there isn't much seating so it isn't a place I'd plan on bringing family to sit down. If you have 5 bucks in your pocket, pop in while you're hanging on the square and treat yourself to something sweet!

I love this Amish bakery! Their donuts are homemade and fresh all the time. The best time to go is…read moreon a Saturday Morning when everything is fresh. Service is good as always, line may be long.

This was my first time visiting Pleasant View Bakery after hearing great things from my neighbors…read more It's definitely a long drive, it made for a fun little field trip to rural WI, especially Amish country! When we arrived, we noticed a large parking area. The bakery is housed in a charming blue-and-white building. We didn't realize we could park right next to it, so we ended up parking farther away and walking about 3-4 minutes. Not a big deal, but since it was around 90°F that day, parking closer would have been nice! There's a small sign on the ground pointing to the bakery, and next to it is a lovely picnic area with a few tables and chairs. When we arrived, there was a small bucket with $.50 each zucchini and a beautiful garden nearby. About 20 people were ahead of us in queue but the line moved quickly--we waited roughly 20 minutes. The bakery itself is inside a small house. As you enter, shelves of fresh bread loaves line the right side, while jams and other pickled items are displayed on the left. The register is straight ahead, and behind it is the kitchen where we saw women braiding dough for pretzels--made fresh on-site! The pretzels are huge and cost $3.50 each. We bought one, and it was soft, chewy, and delicious. They also offer an assortment of baked goods like fruit pies (individual and full-size), cinnamon rolls, caramel rolls, and more. The cinnamon rolls are what they're known for, so we grabbed a couple, and my husband really enjoyed his. Near the register, they also sell day-old pastries at a discount, which is a great way to sample more items. One thing to note: they do not accept credit cards--cash only. As an Amish bakery, there's no electricity, so the space is naturally lit and a bit dim inside, but surprisingly not too hot even without air conditioning. Overall, it was a lovely experience. The baked goods were tasty, the setting was peaceful, and the atmosphere felt authentic and welcoming. We'd definitely stop by again if we're in the area.

Great selection. Cozy atmosphere. Very efficient and pleasant staff. We will definitely go there…read moreagain soon.

Genuinely amazing food that's very local to Windsor! I go here all the time in the summer and get…read moresmoothies!

I was optimistic, in spite of what I had heard, that this Bakery would be special. The atmosphere…read moreis very pleasant. I chose $20.00 worth of cookies. Looks are deceiving. Each and everyone was a disappointment. Shared with family, and the consensus was the same. The Coconut macaroom was passed amongst family as being a joke, that had a bad taste. Sorry - to write this. This is only the second review I have written over the years -- My advise -- "looks good, taste is underwhelming at best".

A large selection of treats and great coffee and expresso.. An amazing family run small business…read morethat gives back to the community.

I highly recommend Sandy Kakes! We have ordered 8 cakes from her. We order 1st birthday cakes for…read moreour grandchildren and they are always beautiful.

Sandy Kakes comes thru. I reached out short notice asking g for a simple 12 person round cake for…read moremy moms 70th birthday celebration. Sandy opened on Monday for us to pick up the cake, a day she's normally off work. The cake was perfect and tasted just as good! We communicated all thru email and she was prompt and very response with clear direction and nice suggestions for cake decorations.

Helpful staff with flowers and plants of all kinds. They will even take customers flower basket…read moreorders. And don't forget the pie! So many to choose from. Dutch apple and peach are our favorite! Pies are very reasonably priced.

Poyers Market is a great little gem in Fort Atkinson. They offer a variety of delicious fruit and…read morebaked goods (pies, pastries, cookies), as well as a thriving small retail nursery spring/summer/fall. Their plants are exceptional...I buy my tomato and pepper plants there and have never had such vigorous growth in my garden- top notch!!!!

Very surprising find in the middle of Wisconsin. The quality of the breads and pastries is a huge…read morelevel above what we usually find in this area. They're a small shop, so we couldn't buy as many loaves of sourdough as we might have liked in order to freeze and bring back to Chicago! My wife loves their sliced sourdough toast and says it's even better than the high quality Miele sourdough at whole foods in Chicago. That's a pretty high standard.

Wonderful bakery. We grabbed all different sorts of goods since we're visiting from out of town…read more The fougasse (I think that's what it's called?) is amazing. The sour dough is very soft and delicious. The blueberry scone was surprisingly not sweet at all but still good. My wife loved the spinach and cheese croissant. And everyone enjoyed the red currant cake. Will be back next time we're in the area.

This is an old fashioned mom & pop type of business that will take you back to your childhood. But…read morethe quality of their food is top notch! The cherry salsa has a slight kick but not over bearing and is TO DIE FOR! Corn salsa is also amazing as are all their jams. They sell real maple syrup & cheeses & candies as well. Jacki and mom are so pleasant to talk to. We pop in at least once a month when up from Chgo to refill our supply and give as gifts.

How is it possible this is the first review of this treasure? The Slack family has been making…read moresmiles as well as jams and jellies (and now salsas too) since 1954. Their quaint shop is perched high on a hill above beautiful Lake Wisconsin. Stepping through the door is a trip back in time. The assortment of their homemade products is extensive, along with lots of other Wisconsin made candies, maple syrup, cheese and so much more. The preserves come in small jars as well as standard size, so there's no excuse not to buy an assortment for gifts or for tasting. They also sell antiques too. The whole place just oozes of hominess and why not? Mrs. Slack at 94 years young still runs the business along with her daughter. They ship their products nationwide, sharing their love and legacy. Visiting Slack's has been a tradition in my family for decades and I was so happy to have been able to do it again on my visit to Wisconsin. Show them some love Yelpers and post more reviews and pictures.

I was a bit disappointed given the hype here on Yelp. It was simply ok. The strength of my rating…read morelies in their maple bar (or long john, as they call them here in the Midwest). It's hard to find one around here anyway--in all the time I've lived in Chicago I have only found them a few times, and usually they have a stop of bacon on them (yuck), so finding one that was true to origins made me happy. And it was pretty good! It was pretty fluffy, and I've had ones that are much more dense and not as tasty. The cinnamon roll was just ok. I think that's mostly because I didn't like the icing; I think it was a pretty simple one made of powdered sugar, but I prefer a different type. The maple frosted fritter was disappointing. The woman working was nice enough. They did have lots of items to choose from and I couldn't decide so that's why I got a few things to haves a few bites of each. The price was outstanding, and that was nice too! They have lots of breads here, as well as hamburger and hot dog buns, and if I was heading to a picnic I'd get some to take along.

This bakery does not disappoint! Everything I bought there was great!…read more I originally stopped to only try their cream-filled chocolate covered donuts. But of course while waiting in line I was overtaken by a bakery trance....I ended up with a loaf of whole-wheat sandwich bread, a bag of snickerdoodle cookies, a bag of chocolate chip cookies and four cream-filled donuts. The whole take was only around $17.00. Incredible price and incredible product! It's a good thing I don't live nearby....